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On the occasion of today's Shift Workers Day, we would like to recognize the hard work and dedication of people who work in shift operations. 🕐🔄 At #Stabilus, we also have colleagues in various global locations who work around the clock to ensure that our production runs smoothly and making motion control safe and easy each and every day. We would like to take this opportunity to introduce Dominik Braun. He works as a shift supervisor in Koblenz and has answered a few questions we asked about his work. 💬 ➡️ In which area do you work? “I'm working in DESM (maintenance) as a shift supervisor and VEFK for the company's electricians since September 2023. But I also worked as a maintenance technician in shift operation before.” ➡️ How do you experience shift work? “To me shift work offers flexibility, but it is also challenging” ➡️ What advantages do you see in shift work? “The advantages of shift work are that you can plan your private appointments better without taking any leave. My wife can also attend appointments in the morning and I can look after our daughter if I have a late shift, for example. It sometimes requires some compromises, but overall it's quite manageable.” With today's topic in mind: Thanks to Dominik and to all shift workers worldwide - not just today, but every day! 🙏 #YourMotionOurSolution #MotionControl #ShiftWorkDay

Often we celebrate the accomplishments of our technicians, and we should they do great work.   However the real heartbeat of the company is our coordination and support team! They do all of the hard work behind the scenes. They take care of the little jobs, big jobs, provide supports like;   ·        Booking work ·        Re-booking work from last minute cancellations ·        Ensure a hotel is waiting when the tech arrives out of town ·        Have the other trades on site ·        Make sure equipment like hoists are on site on the right day ·        Get reports reviewed then processed ·        Book Flights then assist the tech when flights home are cancelled   These are just a few of the things they are juggling to ensure a smooth inspection, repair, or installation happen.   We’re proud of them and appreciate all of their efforts.   They are a huge part of why “Your Safety is Non-negotiable!”   #Fireprotection #Lifesafety #Business #firealarm #firesprinkler #Fireextinguisher

Have you ever wondered what a morning looks like for a technician? Meet Darren, he's a multi-skilled technician in our Responsive Repairs team. Here's what he says about a typical morning at Havebury. "In this role, flexibility is key, as no two jobs are the same, so I must have tools and parts for different repair jobs. My scheduler releases the jobs for the day to me first thing in the morning so I can quickly glance over where I am and what jobs need to be completed. I also take special notice of any specific requests, such as before midday or avoiding the school run times, to ensure I fit my day around these requirements. My days vary; some days, I have a full day of inspections, where a resident has reported an issue, and I go and find out more about the job. If it’s an issue I can fix there and then I will do it. This saves the resident the inconvenience of a follow-up appointment. Before each appointment, I notify the resident that I am on my way. If they don’t answer, I will still head to their home. When I get to a resident’s home, I will look to understand the reported repair fully. I will then explain my planned solution and log the details on our system. In the case of an inspection, if I can perform the repair there and then, I often have what I need in my van, but when I don’t, I will explain this to the residents and let them know the next steps. After I have completed the repair, I will inform the resident what I have done and make sure they are happy, and I will update our system, which will close off the job. If I have used parts from the van, I will make a note to replenish the stock at the next opportunity. I am then off to the next repair or inspection. What I love about my role is its unpredictability and the immense job satisfaction it brings. I am dedicated to assisting residents in their homes, including looking at any other repairs they may have to see if I can help". To see what roles we have available at Havebury, visit www.havebury.com. #repairs #technician #housing #dayinthelife #customerservice #plumber #electrician #bricklayer #jobs #teamwork

Are you a Utility Surveyor hiding in your van? You’re not alone. I’ve seen so many of you scrolling through LinkedIn, algorithms keying you into job sites and listings. But let’s pause for a moment. What if your dream job is just a message away? Here's the truth: Opportunities exist, but you have to seek them out. I’ve got fantastic roles for Utility Surveyors at all levels. From fantastic salary increases to career progression into senior or managerial positions, I’ve got options for you. → Need a more comfortable van? Let's talk. While the A-Team vans are sadly all claimed, better equipment and environment can make a world of difference. My clients prioritize not just competence but culture. They offer excellent support systems to help you thrive, both professionally and personally. Imagine working with teams that value your growth and contributions. You deserve that. So if you’re ready to take the next step in your career, send me a message. Let’s have that conversation. Your ideal role might just be waiting on the other side of a simple chat. What are you waiting for? 

Congratulations to our March Employee of the Month, Andrew Tomasik! Learn more about Andrew and the work he does below! What is your role in the company? Explain. I am the Southwestern Field Service Supervisor. My role is to ensure projects run accordingly including proper time management, safety, training, billing, inventory levels, proper installation, inspections and quality. I specialize in running all the transit in the Phoenix area. How long have you been with United Safety? Three years in April. How has your career grown with the company? I started as a field service technician for a year and now have been in a supervisory role for 2 years. What does United Safety's culture mean to you? I feel strongly about working for the best company and having the best team. Our core values, alongside our vision and mission shows that we are one of the best growing companies in safety to work for. I love my role and extend that to my employees in a positive fashion. Positive culture builds strong loyalty. Why do you love working for United Safety? I love working for United Safety due to the culture that has been built here. The acknowledgement of its employees and the staff that we have employed. I love knowing that products that I install and service save lives. What are three words that describe United Safety? Collaborative, Connected, and Engaging. What is your proudest moment at United Safety? After initial feedback was received about a product that was not meeting our high standards, I'm proud that I took ownership and made the customer happy. What do you like most about your job? I love that every day I can potentially be working on new products for safety. The growth energizes me. #StaySafe #StayUnited #TeamUnitedSafety

Explore the day-to-day life of an elevator technician in our latest blog post. From routine inspections to emergency responses, dive into the intricate world of elevator maintenance. #ElevatorTechnician #ElevatorLife #BehindTheScenes #MaintenanceRoutine #DCElevator #DCElevatorCompany #DCElevatorCompanyLife #AEG

As a Control Room Operator (CRO), I've come to appreciate the complexity and challenges of this role. Each day brings new learnings and concepts, demanding utmost concentration and dedication. Staying ahead means constantly updating skills and staying abreast of the latest control systems entering the market. It's not just a job; it's a continuous journey of growth and adaptation. #ControlRoomOperator #ContinuousLearning #Adaptability

What is a Magicman Hard Surface Technician? As technology continues to advance, so does the demand for skilled workers in various industries. One such skilled worker is the hard surface technician. But what exactly is a hard surface technician, and how can they help in other industries?

🚗 Recently, I visited a car service center for a quick wash and found myself in a bit of a rush. My car ended up with a new team member, while a more experienced technician was taking a break. Initially concerned about time, I approached the senior technician to expedite the process. What followed was a valuable lesson in perspective. The new team member took his time, meticulously ensuring every detail was covered and validated. On the other hand, the experienced technician, while efficient, occasionally overlooked finer points. This experience shifted my thinking on the importance of learning attitudes versus sheer experience. While experience is undoubtedly valuable, attitude and a willingness to learn are equally crucial. Clients may initially value experience, but they ultimately appreciate individuals who show dedication, thoroughness, and a commitment to continuous improvement. #LearningAttitude #ContinuousImprovement #CustomerService #CareerGrowth

The Importance of Reporting Safety Incidents As a blade technician in the wind industry, safety is always my top priority. Reporting safety incidents, no matter how minor they may seem, is crucial for several reasons: 1. Personal Growth: By acknowledging and learning from incidents, we can better understand the risks involved in our work. This awareness helps us develop better safety practices and avoid repeating mistakes. 2. Protecting Coworkers: Sharing incident reports ensures that our colleagues are aware of potential hazards. This collective knowledge helps create a safer work environment for everyone. 3. Improving the Company: Incident reports provide valuable data that companies can use to identify patterns and areas for improvement. This continuous feedback loop helps organizations refine their safety protocols and create a culture of safety. Let’s all commit to reporting and learning from every incident to keep ourselves and our teams safe. Together, we can create a safer and more productive workplace. Your family depends on your safety! #SafetyFirst #WorkplaceSafety #WindIndustry #ContinuousImprovement